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01/04/2025

Brazilian Professionals Stand Out in the Global Market  

In recent years, Brazilian professionals have been gaining prominence on the international stage, catching the attention of foreign companies seeking qualified, versatile, and highly

 adaptable talent. According to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Brazil has made progress in training professionals in strategic fields such as technology, engineering, and business, with significant growth in the number of graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).


A LinkedIn (2023) report highlights Brazil as one of the emerging countries with the fastest-growing pool of IT professionals, particularly in software development, data analysis, and cybersecurity. Additionally, the Brazilian Association of Information Technology Companies (Brasscom) projects that, by 2025, the country will produce over 70,000 new tech specialists annually, helping to meet global demand for these skills.


Another key strength of Brazilian professionals is their ability to thrive in multicultural environments. A Michael Page (2022) survey found that 68% of foreign executives consider Brazilians highly adaptable with strong interpersonal skills—essential traits in a globalized market. English proficiency has also been rising: data from the British Council shows a 25% increase in the number of Brazilians with fluency in the language over the past decade.


For international companies looking for creative, resilient, and technically skilled professionals, Brazil is emerging as a hub of promising talent. With an education system that blends theory and practice, along with a growing culture of innovation, Brazilian professionals are ready to contribute to global teams and tackle the challenges of the international market.

Sources: OECD (2023), LinkedIn Talent Solutions (2023), Brasscom (2023), Michael Page (2022), British Council (2023).


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